60 x 50cm. Oil on gallery wrapped linen, ready to hang.
Le Haithne an Lae At the First Sign of Dawn.
There’s a particular feeling that comes after making it through something difficult, when you realise the worst of it is finally behind you. Le Haithne an Lae is about that moment. The darkness hasn’t completely disappeared, but the first light is beginning to break through.
For me, it holds that feeling of standing on the other side of a challenge: a little stronger, a little changed, and ready for whatever comes next.
60 x 50cm. Oil on gallery wrapped linen, ready to hang.
Le Haithne an Lae At the First Sign of Dawn.
There’s a particular feeling that comes after making it through something difficult, when you realise the worst of it is finally behind you. Le Haithne an Lae is about that moment. The darkness hasn’t completely disappeared, but the first light is beginning to break through.
For me, it holds that feeling of standing on the other side of a challenge: a little stronger, a little changed, and ready for whatever comes next.